"Herd In Iceland" (by Lindsay Blatt)

From the series Herd In Iceland. herdiniceland.com

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One of the horses being herded through the lava fields near Landmannalaugar in southern Iceland on September 21, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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One of the horses being herded through the lava fields near Landmannalaugar in southern Iceland on September 21, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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A retired fisherman at the Víðidalstungurétt round up in Iceland on October 2nd 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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A retired fisherman at the Víðidalstungurétt round up in Iceland on October 2nd 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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A local horseman wearing a traditional handknit wool sweater at the Víðidalstungurétt round up in Iceland on October 2nd 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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A local horseman wearing a traditional handknit wool sweater at the Víðidalstungurétt round up in Iceland on October 2nd 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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A horse on Geitaskarð farm in northwest Iceland on September 19th, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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A horse on Geitaskarð farm in northwest Iceland on September 19th, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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Kolbrun Yr Sturludottir helped to bring in the horses from Geitaskarð farm, on the way to the Skrapatungurétt round-up in northern Iceland on September 17, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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Kolbrun Yr Sturludottir helped to bring in the horses from Geitaskarð farm, on the way to the Skrapatungurétt round-up in northern Iceland on September 17, 2011. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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From the series Herd In Iceland. herdiniceland.com

Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:57:59 +0000

From the series Herd In Iceland. herdiniceland.com
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Two year old Sigurđur Bragi Birkisson at the Laufskálarétt sorting pen in northern Icelandn on September 24th, 2011. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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Two year old Sigurđur Bragi Birkisson at the Laufskálarétt sorting pen in northern Icelandn on September 24th, 2011. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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Horse that were used to bring in the herd at the Víðidalstungurétt round-up in Iceland on October 2nd, 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt/Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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Horse that were used to bring in the herd at the Víðidalstungurétt round-up in Iceland on October 2nd, 2010. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt/Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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Svanhildur Guðmundsdóttir (L) and Ingimar B Björnsson, herders at Laufskálarétt in northern Iceland on September 24th, 2011. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.

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Svanhildur Guðmundsdóttir (L) and Ingimar B Björnsson, herders at Laufskálarétt in northern Iceland on September 24th, 2011. Photographed with a 4x5 camera. Photo by: Lindsay Blatt / Herd In Iceland About the Project: In September and October of 2010, Lindsay Blatt and Paul Taggart were worked in Iceland on their short film and photographic project documenting the historic herding of the prized Iceland horses. Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of the country's hardy horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production Lindsay and Paul shot from land, air, foot, and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape, following and living with the herdsmen. The team has brought together a collection of media for print publications, as well as a short documentary film. In September of 2011, the team returned to conduct interviews for the film, and to produce a new selection of large format portraits to accompany the landscapes for future exhibitions.
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From the series Herd In Iceland. herdiniceland.com
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